Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-03-02
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
SSION-F FIFTY
EIGHTH DAY.
SENATE.

funded Indebtedness OF Sacramento city wa
substituted on the file for the Senate Dill OF tne
same character.
The Assembly bill providing for monument
to the late James ". Marshall, was placed OIL
the special file.
A. b. JOG relating to the State militia was sub
stituted on the file for S. b l6.
A. b. 49, relating to roads and highways, was
substituted on the fle for s. b. $50.
announcing the following appointments Of
Trustees for the Home for Predetermined Chil'
dren: Mrs. Kate b. Lathrop. OF San Francisco
Abraham Block, of Santa Clara, and Mrs. Julia
NJ. Judah. OF San Mateo- The nominees were
confirmed,
A communication was received from the
Speaker of the Nevada Assembly, announcing
the adoption OF resolution by that body thank-
ing the California Legislative Committee for lis
report on the sawdust nuisance IN the 1rucKee
river Read and spread on the minutes.
The bill providing for salary OF Secretary OF
the Board of silk Culture was taken up en-
salaries, was read the first time. The
bill providing for the removal OF the MIN
eral cabiuet from the State Library to the
Croker Art Gallery read the first time. 5.
B. 49, requiring manufacturers to stamp ON their
products the designation of the class OF labor
employed in such manufacture was read lrst
time. S. b. 3l1 relating to the management OF
the Yosemite valley and the Mariposa Big Tree
Grove Passed. S. b. So authorizing executors
and administrators TO make mortgages ana
leases of the real estate of deeedents- Passed;
Also S. B. AS, relating 10 powers and duties OF
State Prison Directors. Passed.
Afternoon Session.
Clunie offered reso. luton approp-iating 81 $50
for expenses incurred by w. II. Williams In
contesting the seat held by p. j. CIimmins. Re
ferred.
Patterson moved that s. B. 81 (the debris dam
bill be made the special order for tomorrow at
10 A. NJ after being amended so as to provide
for the restraint of matter carried in suspension.
The motion was vigorously opposed by Chan
der and Dray.
Clunie moved to amend so that If the bill be
recommitted tor amendment the Amendment be
not limited TO one special thing IN the interest oil
hydraulic miners. but that other amendments
might be considered, inaSmuch as the oppo-
nents of the bill were shut off by the previous
question when the bill was last up for consider
alton. He then offered certain amendments
which he desired TO have committed with in
structions to insert.
The roll was called on Clune's amendment to
Pattersons molten. Lost-ayes 10, noes %.
Patterson motion was then carried.
S. B. 157. relating to the San Francisco harbor
and State Harbor Commissioners. was passed
Goucher offered a resolution to suspend the
constitutional provisions and place upon its
passage the bin providing an additional supe-
rior Judge for Fresno county. 1t being in the
shape of a substitute, was read the second time
and ordered engrossed.
sullivan offered a resolution allowing all
clerks of standing committees their regular per
diem from the Oh 10 the lEtl VI JdLuhIN
Steele moved to indefinitely postpone. Car
ried-ayes II. noes Is.
Spellacy offered resolution TO have all def
cheney bills placed on the special file. So or
dered.
5. B. 342, authorizing incorporated cities to in
cur certain Indebtedness Especially intended for
the San Francisco City HALL. Passed.
S. B. 442, providing for a special election April
II, 1887 at which shall be submitted proposed
amendments to the Constitution. Passed.
These bills were read the second time: S. B.
21, to encourage and provide for general
vaccination; A. b. III, appropriating S6O,O0O for
the State Mining Bureau; :. b. 49, to prevent
the importation of persons afflicted with
leprosy or other contagious diseases a. BIS Ill,
I'D, lis, IA and ll5, to pay the claims of W. T.
Brown, X. F. Del Vale. B. F. Langford, Benz
Knight and Z. T. wilkins.
S. B. 23i. relating to the correction of the
eastern boundry of the State was taken up.
LangfoId moved to amend by pacing the
work in the hands of the Surveyor General. in
stead of the State Engineer Lost
The bill was then passed to engrossment.
AT $50 the Senate took recess till $50 P. NJ.
Evening Session.
On reassembling, the Senate read the follow
ing bills the first time:
$. g.. 1S2, relating to the issuance of subpenes;
also, 5. b. $50, 10 erect monument 10 J. W.
Marshall: also. 5. B. 30, relating to writs of
also A. d. 81, relating to exchanges by superior
Judges; also, A. Il. us, relating to sales of prop
erty for delinquent taxes; also, S. b. 81 relating
to elections also S. B. 10, relating to State
also, S. i. l52, relating to purchases of State
lands; also, A. b. 100 to incorporate the town OF
Chico; also. S. b. Sc, TO pay the claim of D. Jor-
dan for work on Folsom Prison; also s. b. iii.
relating to registration of births, deaths and
marriages; also s B. 10, relating to disposal of
dead bodies; also. ;. b. III, relating to
interment or cremation of human bodies:
also, S. B. 1l2, relating to Boards of
Health: also, S. B. a. to pay the claim of
Jessie A. Garland also s. b. 76, to pay the
claim of ]. f. Gawthorne also, S. B. n, 10 pay
the claim of Edwin J. Smith also, S. Il. III, to
prevent the spreading of fruit, fruit-tree, and
vine insect pests, ana TO provide for their eX-
tirpation also 5. b. rs, to authorize PAYNE ct
of the claim of Thomas Curtin also, S. B. IS,
for the relief of William Pyburn, or assignees
also, A. B. 70, to pay the claim of William Gut
enberger also S. b. 81, to regulate the employ
ment OF gripmen, conductors and drivers on
street railways.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
s. B. 292, relating to damages in cases of libel
or SANDER. Refused third reading,
S B. 273, to prohibit the sending of messenger
boys TO houses of ill-repute. Passed
s. b. 60. providing for police pension and re-
lief fund. Applies to San Francisco Passed.
The following bills were read the second time:
S. b. 13 to provide for the funding of certain
Indebtedness of counties; A. B. us, to provide
for the redemption Of the funded Indebtedness
of the city OF sacramento; \. b. 49, to create
the county of Glenn, etc; s. b. 100, TO provide
for the purchase or renting of armories for the
National Guard; s. B. $50. relating to loss and
damage sustained by the Coulterville Turnpike
Company, etc. authorizes the company to sue
the Statel; S. D. pa relating to the number and
designation OF the CIVIL executive officers of the
State S. i. So to pay the claim of n p. Pevine
for furnishing statuary aud granite for the Napa
Insane Asylum; S. b. 394, relating to duties
OF Court reporters III counties of tn eighth and
ninth classes. S. b. 236. relating to agricultural
districts (making Santa Cruz county separate
dstrict.) 5. b. 70, to pay the claims of certain
owners of property on Telegraph Hit San Fran
cisco. S. B. 10, re Gting to the duties OF Street
Commissioners and street work in incorporated
cities. S. B. 127. relating to the formation of
corporations. Read second time and made the
thid special order for Wednesday, s. B 223
relating to ard concerning contempt of Court
and the punishment thereof; and also, s. b. 2l7
relating 10 county training schools, to provide
for their organization, and for maintaining the
same.
The following bills were read the first time:
S. b. ca, relating TO life and casualty inSur-
ance on the assessment plan. ). b. 439. proyid-
ing how judgments granting perpetual injunc-
tions may be STAYED pending an appeal s. b
253 relat ng to the printing of the laws. s. b.
255, relating to examination of applicants for
teachers certificates. 5. B. 81, relating TO the
salaries OF officers connected with the Supreme
Court. 5. b 3i7, to pay the claim OF J. w. Rock
for construction of steam launch Tor the Fish
Commission. 5. b. 22S relating TO pollutipg the
fish streams of this State, prohib ting the use of
explosives in trout streams, etc. s. B. III, also
S. 3. 172, re .atng to sureties On official bonds
1t was near midnight when the Senate proceed
ed to read numberof Assembly bills for the first
time, after which the Senate adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
The House met at 10 a. NJ, Speaker Jordan in
the chair.
The special order fpr the hour, A. b. 2is. au-
thorizing Boards of Supervisors to levy yearly